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Kate M, Sydney, Australia (parent)Outstanding Experience! This was an outstanding experience for an Aussie kid! We don't have the summer camp culture and it was something really special to be a part of. The standards of the facilities at Camp Muskoka were extremely high! She loved the aerial park experience. And the counselors were the BEST! Our daughter loved their c... Show More |
Susan B. (parent)7th year For the seventh year in a row my daughter said she had “the best time ever!” Definitely a reflection of the calibre of your camp and staff. All the best with the rest of the summer! |
Michela S. (parent)Summer Friendship Thanks for a great 2 weeks- you know Camp is great by all the smiles in the photos and the tears during pick up- best of friendships are established at camp:) |
Andrea, Toronto, mom (parent)Thank You! She loved every minute of it. Between watching the drop off and hearing Ava’s stories, my younger daughter is wanting to go next year, in fact she asked me to see if there was availability for a week this year. |
Amanda A., Ajax, mother of 2 (parent)Great fit! Thanks for making Camp Muskoka such an easy choice for us next year too, it was a great fit for us, and the kids had the best week of their lives! |
Tracy V. (parent)Fantastic!!
My daughter had a fantastic week! 2nd time back. Loved it. Apparently food is amazing too!! |
Julie V (parent)A Summer My Son Won't Forget My son (age 11) had such a good time at Camp Muskoka, I am so grateful to all of the staff for building such a safe, welcoming, and FUN experience for the campers — thank you! |
Patrice L (parent)From Campers to Future LITs and Counsellors We picked up our daughter and her friend yesterday morning from Camp Muskoka. With the weather what could easily have been total chaos (torrential rain) was something that I think clearly exemplifies camp Muskoka. Organized and running so smoothly. I was truly impressed, especially given the number of kids t... Show More |
Camper EL (camper)Worried I Wouldn't Fit In, but I Found My Place Honestly, coming to an English camp without knowing anyone was really scary for me. I was afraid I wouldn't fit in and that I'd end up spending two weeks alone. But from the very beginning, the staff were there for me. They welcomed me, made me feel comfortable, and helped me feel like I truly belonged. Than... Show More |
Sue & Dave T (parent)Seen, Cared For, and Appreciated at Camp Muskoka Our daughter joined Camp Muskoka for the first time this summer and it was everything we'd hoped for her and more! She made deep connections, felt seen, cared for and appreciated. The opportunities were amazing and not only was her first time as a camper great but the LIT program was fantastic too. We have hea... Show More |
HT, London (parent)Caring staff I wanted to let you know what an amazing time both of my kids (8 and 14 years old) had at Camp Muskoka. I have already signed them both up for next year. The camp was fabulous, the programs were great, but the best part of the Camp from both of my kids - was the staff. They were both so fortunate to have the... Show More |

Fun is a priority at Camp Muskoka, though values are as well. Overnight, coed sessions in the heart of cottage country as well as the Canadian shield, the programming is active and varied. A low camper to staff ratio is a draw, as is the breadth of programming. Campers choose daily from a wide array of activities, from the strikingly modern (flyboarding, paintball) to the very core of the camp tradition, including guitar, art, and camp craft. Camp-wide events are a chance to get loud, though the cabin groups and specialty activities allow campers a chance to exercise their quieter sides. The younger campers stay in a lodge, which is unique in the world of camping, designed to offer a sense of community. The older campers stay in cottages that sparkle with all the mod cons located within them. In all of that, the quality of the offering is what rightly catches parents’ and campers’ attention alike. From registration, to staffing, to food service, the camp is expertly and efficiently run.
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